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> If a dog were not conscious, there would be no point in distinguishing a sleeping dog from a wakeful dog; the two would have to be the same. While I don’t di
by catlifeonmars 3y ago
> If a dog were not conscious, there would be no point in distinguishing a sleeping dog from a wakeful dog; the two would have to be the same.
While I don’t disagree with your conclusion, your argument is flawed because you switch the meaning of the word “conscious” from “having thoughts and self-awareness” to “transitioning between a dormant and active state”.
- scotty79 3y agoWhat indicates capacity for consciousness for me is the ability to dream. Dreams are a mangled replay of conscious perception of the world.